An Ontario man said that when he went to get in his car after work, he was shocked that it wasn’t there. His car had been repossessed after repair loan payments were unpaid. Credit Canada's Financial Coaching Manager Becky Western-Macfadyen talks about its impact ...
ContinueConsumers in Ontario and British Columbia increasingly missed payments on mortgages and credit cards in the fourth quarter of 2023. Credit Canada CEO Bruce Sellery was on Cross Country Checkup to discuss rising mortgage delinquencies. ...
ContinuePersonal finance expert Bruce Sellery seeks to highlight the importance of non-profit credit counselling as the CEO of Credit Canada Debt Solutions, Canada's first and longest-standing credit counselling agency.
ContinueThe Credit Canada Reality Check Index reveals that 21% of Canadians will never renew their faith in the Canadian economy ever again while 12% feel they will never fully recover financially from the COVID-19 pandemic.
ContinueThe Canadian COVID Wake-up Call survey found that many Canadians are taking a wait-and-see approach to their finances as a second wave looms in the coming weeks.
ContinueTwo thirds of Canadians said job loss/reduced income would cause them severe financial crisis when polled on financial survival: Credit Canada Survival Guide.
ContinueFinancial dishonesty leads the way as the top financial reason for ‘Splitsville’ at 70% followed by poor money management or spending habits at 48% and income (your own or your partner's) at 13%
ContinueDespite growing debt, more than half of Canadians report having a ‘money vision’ to tackle their finances according to a new study from Credit Canada and Capital One Canada released ahead of Credit Education Week ...
ContinueEmbarrassing health issues, followed by sex and money, tops list of Awkward Silences Survey, which asked Canadians what topic of conversation they avoid most. When it came to money topics they avoid most, debt and bankruptcy topped the ...
ContinueWith the federal budget looming, households are encouraged to address budgeting and debt. A recent study found that one-in-five Canadians with debt will need to liquidate assets in order to pay it down, while two-thirds ...
ContinueCredit Canada launches its new Debt Calculator tool to help Canadians save money on interest and become debt-free. A recent study found that as Canadians age, they become less concerned about the total debt they owe and more concerned about the interest ...
Continue(TORONTO, ON – August 13, 2018) – A new national survey from Credit Canada paints a picture of the dysfunctional relationship Canadians have with their debt and shows it can create negative thoughts and actions similar to being in a toxic personal relationship. The ...
ContinueFinancial Planning Standards Council and Credit Canada shed light on how Canadian seniors can avoid tarnishing their golden years. Running out of money before they die and not being able to pay for long term ...
ContinueWith Canada’s 14th annual Fraud Prevention Month now underway, Credit Canada notes it’s no longer just seniors and newcomers who are special prey to fraudsters. MARCH 16, 2018, ...
ContinueTORONTO, ON - The average Canadian will spend 8 per cent more this holiday season than they did last year, and with Canadian household debt at a record high, many people will be facing significant debt levels come January. ...
ContinueKeith Emery, Director of Operations for Credit Canada speaks out about the impact of the interest rate hike, along with Senior Economist at ...
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